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The National Hotel Troubles.
SUIT FOR DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP AND Al
POINTMENT OF A RECEIVER.

SUIT FOR DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP AND AP-
POINTMENT OF RECEIVER.
To-day Messrs. NJ. F. Morris and G. Z. Hamilton
for F. Tenneyand VIII. Crosby, filed bill in equity
against Dwigh Doolittle to dissolve partnership,
to enjoin the defendant from interfering with the
management Of the National Hotel, for a receiver,
&c. The compliments state that for many years
prior to February Is, 1885, they conducted the
National Hotel under the firm name OF F. Tenney &
Co.; that prior to the date mentioned defendant
represented himself to be highly successful hotel
man from Norwich, Conn.,, and his lease there
having expired he wished to purchase an interest
In hotel business here, and relying his repre-
sensations the complainant, Tenney, was induced
TO sell him one third interest for $780, OOO-$7O 600
OF which was paid In cash, 81 900 to be paid in 20
were given, and a new partnership under the Old
They charge that soon afterward defendant
commenced course OF misconduct and ANNOYANCE.
which has become intolerable and is destructive
OF their business and interests; that he has in
suited the guests, driven them from the hotel has
against ther.protests, undertaken to discharge and
excel faithful and competent employees and has
retained inenicient and improper persons, and
claimed to pay them for services not rendered:
that he has involved them in charges OF libel by
using the f1rm-name to false statements
in The newspapers, and that they have
been compelled to apologize to avoid
suit They charge that defendant has q quarrel
some temper, that he has threatened to whip Mr..
Tenney, and on Information they charge that he
has misappropriated the moneys and falsthed the
books, &C.
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Adms
o. lsOo


INJECTION or cosNIssIoSERs-rUBllcI IMPROVEMENTS
The baliotiny In Hyattsville on Tuesday Of this
week for commissioners Tor the village, resulted IN
the selection Of MessrsL F. H. smith John 7. Sheid.
+. A. Holden, George " Walker, and K r. Evans
Tor the ensuing year. Mr.. - A. Hoton the secro-
tary and treasurer, holds over under the law for
another year. Unusual interest was DISPLAYED In
this years election, there being quite a spirttrd
contest for the places. Dr. Chas. A. Wells de-
clined denomination. There IL no compensation
attached 10 any OF the Offices. Political CONSIDER
lions have small weight In the matter, Mr. NAL
ker is The only democrat OF the board
An effort viii be made 10y certain parties AT the
next session or the state legislature TO SECURE a
charter FOR a company Ia take possession OF the
pike from the District line 90 Laurel and Improve
II, and derive revenue 10y establishing tall-gates
along the route. This movement does not receive
very general approval as toil-gates are looked
upon as old-time hindrances 90 travel. new road
is now In course OF construction at this place
which, when completed. viii save a mile of travel
for teams In going 10 and from the city, and Will
be a cutoff from the old town Of Bladenshury
Great activity In building operations is looked FOR
here this season.
The GUATEMALAs charge d'affaires AZ Washing
ton has notified the secretary OF state that the
president OF Guatemala has cancelled the COM
mission OF W. L. Brigham as consul or Guatemala
M Boston.
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From the New York Tribune.
The return OF Cardinal Gibbons is looked for
with much interest by at least many OF DIR. Mo-
Glynns friends who seem think that the arrival
or the Baltimore prelata viii I'm some way favor
ably affect the doctors case. Indeed, some OF the
priests enthusiastic admirers have publicly as
serted that the cardinal would bring with him An
order Tor DIR. McGlynn'S reinstatement ia St
stephens. Few who know much about Catholic
Church law entertain any such idea, which is pro-
nounced absurd by one OF Cardinal Gibbons most
intimate friends, Major John ID. Kelley, OF Brook
Ign, at whose home the prclate usually stops
whenever he is here. II can't say when the cardi-
nal will return" said the major Tuesday, .'but \
hardly expect him before next month. But one
thing Is certain, his arrival Will affect the case
OF DIR. McGlynn in the slightest degree. This idea
that the cardinal has been pleading the doctors
cause at Rome Is certainly strange one. To sup
pose that he would think OF interfering 1n a mat
ter belonging 10 the archbishop OF this diocese
unless specially delegated 20 do so by the pope As
Supremely ridiculous"
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Alleged False Accounts.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS TO BE TAKEN AGAINST CERTAIN


PARTIES.
Under thelaw when the application is made to
the Pension Bureau for pension one Of the first
steps taken is to subject the applicant to medi-
cal examination by one Of the boards OF examin-
ing surgeons or single surgeon OF the bureau
located nearSSt the home OF the claimant. The
Jaw prescribeS that certain fee shall be paid to
each member OF the board participating in the
examination. The members OF such boards are
appointed by the Commissioner OF Pensions
and before qualifying they are required to
take the usual oath OF ofice and, in consequences,
arc always under oath when making such exam
nations. After each days examination they
render their accounts to the Pension Bureau,
which are consolidated by the Pension Bureau at
the end OF each quarter, and IL found to be cor
rect, are approved by that ofdcer are returned to
the board, the latter presenting them to the u. s.
Pension Agent for payment.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has discovered
that IN some instances these accounts have been
falsely rendered, members not participating in
am1nat10ns having presented accounts therefor.
1t recently crme to the knowledge of the commits
Soner that member Of one OF the boards had
presented his account for a certain days exami-
nation, which amounted to $50 Notwithstanding
that such member was absent from the meeting
OF the board on such day. but signed the certificate
OF the DOarQ as though he were present ana par
tfclpated in the examinations
Gen. Black is determined that such frauds shall
not 0e perpetrated upon the Government by which
money Is unlawfully taken out OF the United
states Treasury, ana has taken vigorous steps to
prevent II, and will institute legal proceedings
against such parties when detected In their dis
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CARELESS CART DRIVER FMED.-Samn Palmer,
coiored, driver for the washington Brick Ma
chihe company, was before the Police Court this
morning, charged with assaulting small white
Doy named Albert Lewis, by driving against him
IN Inc crowd near the circus grounds last evening
~ was SHOWN by witnesses Tor the prosecution
that the defendant who was driving & mule at
tached 70 brick cart drove along 9th street
through the crowd without giving any warning,
and the mule struck the little boy and knocked
MN down. The defendant denied this and said
ne nao considerable trouble In driving through
tne crowd, and that he warned the boy 20 get out
OF Inc way before his team struck hin. "Don't
you KNOW, said the judge, 6Chat you should be
more carefui In driving through q crowd Of chill.
aren tnan II you were driving through crowd Of
posed. He was also lined IS tot using bad Ian
0uAGe toward the o11cer white under arrest,
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LICENSING A WOMAN TO BE PIIoT.-Mrs- Louise
Daniels. wife OF Capt Daniels or the Lake CHAM
plain steamer Water uly, has just received a
license as pilot or that steamer. She passed In q
mosD satisfactory manner the usual examination
before the United States inspectors, and was ex-
amined by Dr. A. p. Gr1nnell, Dean OF the Buring-
ton Medical College, with reference TO color blind
ness or other defect OF vision. Her eyes were
found TO be perfect. She stood at the helm OF tho
Water Lily on the first trip through the lake and
received many encomiuIns for the skill she dis
played. Mrs. Daniels. who has spent the past ten
years on the lake during the summer, is forty-twO
years old and is the embodiment OF womaniy grace
ana YiRnr
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MexicO,S scandal,
TIE SPANISH MINISTER WHO WANTS TO FIGHT-MI
BAZAINE'S UNPLEASANT NOTORIETY

TIE SPANISH MINISTER WHO WANTS TO PIGHT-MISS
BAZAINE'S UNPLEASANT NOTORIETY.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-A special from the City 81
Mexico says: Senior Vercero ArmestO Is the name
OF the Spanish minister who cuts such q promt-
nent Inquire In the prospective duel. He has been
minister To Mexico about one year. He escorted
Miss Bazaine to the ball Saturday night,
and feels that he must light to protect her good
name. senior Norega, the offender, has deter
mined to lay the trouble before the Spanish gov
eminent and Is collecting material to take to
Madrid with the view to have the minister re-
called
The trouble at the ball is only one Of series OF
grievances Norega's friends clBim. They cite par
ticnlariy the minister's course in introducing the
oull'nghter Mazzantini In Mexican social circles
and making OF him social lion, as an imposition
On Mexican hospitality.
An attempt is being made to have the minister
expelled from the club. In the meantime the Eng
iishman Barron is tmpatiently awaiting for
NoriegaS challenge, as he slapped the Spanfard in
the Casino ballroom when the latter accused him
OF undue liberties with Miss Bazaine. NOrfega
was on the reception committee and his caution
10 Barron about his style OF dancing is defended
on the score OF his oficial position. great deal
OF sympathy Is expressed for Miss Bazaine on ac-
count o. the notOriety she received from the
affair.
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REGISTERED EVERY TIME You DRISK.-Tbe board
OF excise OF the town OF Shandaken, NY, has re-
fused TO grant liquor licenses TO the hotels there.
The town is situated In the heart OF the Catsklls
and thousands OF people summer there during the
season. The TreInper House. Grand Hotel, Guigon
House, Lament HOUSE and dozen or more smaller
hotels are within It's confines The board also re-
fused 10 grant druggists license 10. the sale Of
spirituous liquors, and passed a resolution CON-
pelling physicians when making prescriptions for
alcoholic stimulants TO specify the persons and
the necessity FOR the use Of such liquors.
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Ohi0,s Republican COmn1ittees
THEY FAVOR FORAKER FOR GOVERNOR AND sHRR
MAN FOR PRESIDENT.

O4IO'0 xDCR0OAAC0m OOUUm11ttGCe
THEY FAVOR FORAKER FOR GOVERNOR AND SHEER
MAN FOR PRESIDENT.
A telegram to the New York Times from Cleve-
land, Ohio May 4, says: The Ohio Republican
Central Committee met here tonight and decided
to have the state convention in Toledo, July q
andes. The opinion OF the committeeman and dis
tinguished republicans called here for consulta-
ton u that Gov. Foraker will be renominated,
and likewise Judges Dickman and Spear, OF the
supreme bench. J. C. Brown WIN probably be
nominated for treasurer, and 1t u likely that c. A.
Flinckinger VIII be renominated for the state
board OF public works. spirited contest will DO
made for the nomination for heutentaut-gov-
ernor. attorney general and auditor, with Capt.
Lyon OF Newark, and p. A. Conrad, OF Aassill0n,
leading for the first- named place; Attorney Gen:
eral KOhlef, ID. x. Watson, OF Columbus and
Allen Miller, OF Perry County, for the second, and
not less than eight striving Tor the third, among
them Col. P0orman, Lot Wright and Col Curry.
During the meeting spceches were made BY ex.
Gov. Foster, Gen J. c. Lee, Attorney General
Kohler, Col Il; c. Parsons. the Hon. y: <. Parsons
and others. all OF whom declared for sherman for
the Presidency, except Judge Brown, OF WauseoD,
who though that "Blaine. sherman, or dark
horse canwtn Major Mckinley was present,
but did NOT speak Gov. Foster said: III owned
this country would put John sherman ~ the
head Of It."
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
oARLIsLEs SPEECH AT LOUISVILLE
Anti. German Demonstration in Paris.


Nominations Made at Louisville To.
day--The Presidents Pension vetOeS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5.-The democratic State
convention resumed its session this morning with
MI. Carlisle in the chair Discussion on the reso-
man Taulbee At once obecfeS fo the Clause SeIat.
Ing 70 President Ceveland'S veto OF the pensions,
ana there was lively discussion between Taulbee
state. Taulbee was finally sat upon by the con-
ventioD, and the resolutions as drawn up by Mr..
Carlisle and Mr.. WattersOn, and as sent to the
Associated Press yesterday, were finally adopted.
Gen. Simon Bolivar BuCkner having been nOmf-
mated by reclamation for governor last night,
Hon. Jas w. Bryan, OF COvington, was nominated
following additional nominations were made by
the conventions. P. W. Hardin, of Mercer County,
attorney general; Gen. Lafayette Hewitt, Of Har-
DIN. auditor; Richard Tate, OF Franklin, treasu-
rer.
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A Robber Shot and Killed.

PrrrsguRG. Pa, May 5.-A Tonesta, Pa, special
says: Shortly after dark yesterday the residence
Of Jacob Wagner, near here, was robbed by five
men. Mrs. Wagner was In the house at the time
and was forced TO tell where the money was The
aalneI and son came TO MIS-. Wagone-s assistance,
robbers was shot and killed. The rest fled.
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In the suit of Nine. Furscb- Madi against the Ma
tional Opera Company n commission has been
granted 10 take Manager Locke's evidence In San
Francisco
Twelve men out OF eighteen were killed by the
premature explosion OF ablast In the Coosa tunnel
Alabama.
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Caught short ON Wheat.

NEW YORK, May 5.-MeSSrs Carruthurs Co. of
eighteen Broadway large grain brokers, were pos
ted to-day as unable TO meet three contracts
They Were largely short OF May wheat and the re-
cent rise was too much for them.
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Col. InycrsOlI i'm "A Great Rage.


Mr.. GUTHRIE RAISES A STORM BY SERIOUS ACCUSE
TI0Ns AGAINST THE COLONEL
From the New York SUM- to-day.
The motion OF Townsend Cox and Townsend Cox
Jr., to have the sale OF the Bankers and Mer
chants Telegraph Company TO Edward s. Stokes
set aside ON The ground that he bought on behalf
OF the reorganization committee instead OF his owl
behalf, came up before Judge Barrett, In Supreme
Court yesterday.
william g. Guthrie who appeared for the Coxes
acted as counsel for the reorganization commit
tee until two days prior TO the sale when, he says
he severed his connection with it because his con-
science would not permit him to serve any longer
The committee says he served until after the sale
C0lIngerson was the committees and Stokes coun.
that he fought against the sale from It's inception
The afidaytts OF Lawyer Lauterbach, John An.
derSOn, Dwight Tow send and Col Ingersou set
ting forth that Mr. Guthrie assented TO the sale
were presented as an Offset TO his statement
In reply Mr.. Guthrie declared the affidayfts To
be perjuries adding ''and Col IngerSol knew It.
After he had got tired talking Col Ingersoll arose
herce as ten furies as he set forth the situation
II regret that under these circumstances Mr..
Guthrie should feel 1t incumbent upon him TO say
that all these gentlemen have perJured them
selves. and not only tnat, put IT. dhat l knew al
false"
Col Ingersou paused and seemed to swallow uu
and one might have heard the dew fallln the ROOM
had there been any dew, as the little huddle OF
interested spectators waited Tor the angry lawyer
to 20 on.
'Such q statement coming from him, or coming
from any man In the world, places that man In
stantly below the notice or men who endeavor e
do the honest and honorable thing"
Col IngersOll breathed heavily with his mouth
close shut. Then he went on, his words coming
from somewhere deep down In his purple waist.
coat:
snow, tell the court that believe you were
acting conuptly In behalf OF the western Union
Telegraph company In all OF the proceedings
regret that any one should have said that knew
that these afiidavitS were false, and that these
men are HAIRS. We will see who Is uar!"
Col IngersOn frightened some OF his auditors
out OF years growth here by bringing his fst
fore him at this elimination OF hts wrath
Mr. Lauterbach's partner. Mr.. Cohen met Guth.
RE I'm the corridor after the latter had left the
court, and closed much unparliamentary lanQuare
with "pve o good mind TO smash your face for
what you have said" Nj. Guthrie walked awAy
without replying. "a
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PROHIBITING klHelNo IN THE PARK.-Residents
In the vicinity OF Harlem Square, Baltimore made
frequent compteints TO the authorities last year
about the conduct OF couples In the park It was
said that the benches were swarmed every night
with white ana col0red maidens, some OF whom al
lowed their escorts TO kiss them at win not 20
speak OF huggfng. The commissioners, after q
thorough investigation have adopted new ct Of
rules 70 govern the place. Heyeafter tt Will be
considered misdemeanor for any couple 70 be
too profuSe In their Of fondneas Tor
one another. under q penalty Of nne of IS 20 So
The commissioner have no objection 20 lovers
meeting IN the park 30 long a they conduct them
selves with propriety.
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The colored graduate OF West Point, Lieut.. Flip
per- who was dismissed from the service for NAL
feasance In ofice, seems to have fallen upon his
feet, and is destined to be q millionaire. Fiipper
went to Mexico, and there took service in the Mex
lean army. Lately he has been in the employ of a
Chicago syndicate engaged In the discovery OF
ssthe traditional mines OF Mexico" These were
seven in number, from which the early Spanish
conquerOrs drew great wealth In gold and silver.
Lieut.. Flippers party is reported to have discov-
cred two or three mines, the Guaynopa and the
Layonda- One is gold and the other silver mine,
with ineXhauSttble supplies OF metal. Lieut. Flip
per is en- route to Chicago, will have share, and
the prospect is that he will In time be the wealth.
est negro ON the continent.
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MARRIED.

RoBEY,LILLY;, On April 90, 1887, at washing.
ton, DC, by key. NJ. +. b. Rice Mr. JAMES ROBES
OF Washington; DC, and Miss ELMlNA LILLY, u
SusQueEanna, Ia.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VUNHE UPTOWN PRINTING HOUSE
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tt H. B. MATcHETT. Proprietor
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Laughlln Lyons, paralytic, and his three-year-
Old Grandchtld. were burned TO death In large
nre Y New Orleans yesterday. The loss was
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

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TAlLAHAssEE, FLA, May 5.-The ballot for u. s.
senator In open session to-day resulted follows
Perry, 25; Pasco IS; Bloxham, -; Goodrich rep.),
l7s scattering (demA), z.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, johnson agt. District OF Columbia on
hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Jud1e Merrick.
To-day, Heilmuth agt. sherman: {. III. Cragin
appointed guardian ad iitem. Carroll agt. Thomas:
II. B. Davidson, do Trunnel agt. Burns: appear
ance ordered. Rheem agt. Durkee; do Same agt.
Paine; do. Ruffin agt. Mcintyre; time TO take
testimony extended twenty days. Van Auken agt.
Adams; F. A. Richardson, administrator, substi-
tuted as defendant for II. L. Adams. Arnold agt.
Arnold; testimony ordered taken by j. b. Larner.
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planned SHAD FOR THE JUDGEs-A "planked
Shad" dinner will be given to the District bench
by the lawyers OF the city at Marshall Hall, on
Saturday, May 81. ''Planked shad" is a luxury
almost unknown west Of the Alleghanies. and
Chief Justice Bingham and Justice Montgomery,
who are from that section OF the country, will be
Initiated into the mystery OF the dish The CON-
mittee having charge or the arrangements is CON-
posed or Messrs. Enoch Totten, WIN. +. Mattiugly
H. W>Garnett, Mills Dean and J. Holdsworth
Gordon, Col Mckibbin and Capt. Blake.